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Chandan Sen

Indian actor

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Chandan Sen is an Indian Bengali-language stage, television and film actor, playwright and director.

01Career

He started acting in Bengali theatre in 1977, later joined Natya Anan theatre group as a creative director and an actor in 1997. Since then, he has acted in number of Bengali films. He was a regular face in Star Jalsha's daily soap Ichche nodee. He is also a supporter of the Communist Party of India (Marxist).

02Works

Television

Year Serial Character Channel Production House
2005-2006 Neel Simana Zee Bangla Black Magic Production
2011, 2015 Ishti Kutum Satyakam Hembram Star Jalsha Magic Moments Motion Pictures
2012, 2014 Aanchol Kailash Blues Productions
2014, 2015 Byomkesh Debkumar Sarkar ETV Bangla Daag Creative Media
2015, 2017 Ichche Nodee Chandan Sen Star Jalsha Magic Moments Motion Pictures
2016 Kusum Dola Jayanta Mukherjee
2017, 2018 Andarmahal Amitava Basu Zee Bangla
Sanyashi Raja Shakko Sen Star Jalsha
2018, 2019 Mayurpankhi Sameer Bose
2019, 2020 Netaji Dwijendralal Ray Zee Bangla Surinder Films
2019 Sreemoyee Amitava Sen Star Jalsha Magic Moments Motion Pictures
Kone Bou Sun Bangla Blues Productions
2020, 2022 Khorkuto Trilokeshwar Mukherjee Star Jalsha Magic Moments Motion Pictures
2021-present Teen Shaktir Adhar, Trishul Colors Bangla Blues Productions
2022 Guddi Bohoru Sarkar Star Jalsha Magic Moments Motion Pictures
2022, 2023 Ekka Dokka Kushal Majumder
2023 Balijhor
2023, 2024 Jol Thoi Thoi Bhalobasha Uddalayak Basu, Kojagori's husband
2025-2026 Chirosokha Sarbajit Bose
Bhole Baba Par Karega Nilanjan Chatterjee

Films

03Awards and nominations

He won the Best Actor Award at the Pacific Meridian Film Festival in Russia and NORGS International Independent Festival from Iran for his performance in the 2021 film 'The Cloud and the Man' (Manikbabur Megh) directed by Abhinandan Banerjee.

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